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FIELD MEASUREMENT OF SOIL NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS
Authors: WETSELAAR R SMITH GD ANGUS JF
Citation: R. Wetselaar et al., FIELD MEASUREMENT OF SOIL NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS, Communications in soil science and plant analysis, 29(5-6), 1998, pp. 729-739
A COMPARISON OF 6 METHODS TO CONTROL TAKE-ALL IN WHEAT
Authors: GARDNER PA ANGUS JF PITSON GD WONG PTW
Citation: Pa. Gardner et al., A COMPARISON OF 6 METHODS TO CONTROL TAKE-ALL IN WHEAT, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 49(8), 1998, pp. 1225-1240
HAYING-OFF, THE NEGATIVE GRAIN-YIELD RESPONSE OF DRYLAND WHEAT TO NITROGEN-FERTILIZER - I - BIOMASS, GRAIN-YIELD, AND WATER-USE
Authors: VANHERWAARDEN AF FARQUHAR GD ANGUS JF RICHARDS RA HOWE GN
Citation: Af. Vanherwaarden et al., HAYING-OFF, THE NEGATIVE GRAIN-YIELD RESPONSE OF DRYLAND WHEAT TO NITROGEN-FERTILIZER - I - BIOMASS, GRAIN-YIELD, AND WATER-USE, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 49(7), 1998, pp. 1067-1081
HAYING-OFF, THE NEGATIVE GRAIN-YIELD RESPONSE OF DRYLAND WHEAT TO NITROGEN-FERTILIZER - II - CARBOHYDRATE AND PROTEIN DYNAMICS
Authors: VANHERWAARDEN AF ANGUS JF RICHARDS RA FARQUHAR GD
Citation: Af. Vanherwaarden et al., HAYING-OFF, THE NEGATIVE GRAIN-YIELD RESPONSE OF DRYLAND WHEAT TO NITROGEN-FERTILIZER - II - CARBOHYDRATE AND PROTEIN DYNAMICS, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 49(7), 1998, pp. 1083-1093
HAYING-OFF, THE NEGATIVE GRAIN-YIELD RESPONSE OF DRYLAND WHEAT TO NITROGEN-FERTILIZER - III - THE INFLUENCE OF WATER-DEFICIT AND HEAT-SHOCK
Authors: VANHERWAARDEN AF RICHARDS RA FARQUHAR GD ANGUS JF
Citation: Af. Vanherwaarden et al., HAYING-OFF, THE NEGATIVE GRAIN-YIELD RESPONSE OF DRYLAND WHEAT TO NITROGEN-FERTILIZER - III - THE INFLUENCE OF WATER-DEFICIT AND HEAT-SHOCK, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 49(7), 1998, pp. 1095-1110
EFFECT OF PASTURE MANAGEMENT ON THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF FIXED N TO THE NECONOMY OF LEY-FARMING SYSTEMS
Authors: PEOPLES MB GAULT RR SCAMMELL GJ DEAR BS VIRGONA J SANDRAL GA PAUL J WOLFE EC ANGUS JF
Citation: Mb. Peoples et al., EFFECT OF PASTURE MANAGEMENT ON THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF FIXED N TO THE NECONOMY OF LEY-FARMING SYSTEMS, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 49(3), 1998, pp. 459-474
THE SOURCE OF MINERAL NITROGEN FOR CEREALS IN SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA
Authors: ANGUS JF VANHERWAARDEN AF FISCHER RA HOWE GN HEENAN DP
Citation: Jf. Angus et al., THE SOURCE OF MINERAL NITROGEN FOR CEREALS IN SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 49(3), 1998, pp. 511-522
PHYSIOLOGICAL-CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH-YIELDING RICE INFERRED FROM CROSS-LOCATION EXPERIMENTS
Authors: HORIE T OHNISHI M ANGUS JF LEWIN LG TSUKAGUCHI T MATANO T
Citation: T. Horie et al., PHYSIOLOGICAL-CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH-YIELDING RICE INFERRED FROM CROSS-LOCATION EXPERIMENTS, Field crops research, 52(1-2), 1997, pp. 55-67
COMPARISON OF CANOLA, INDIAN-MUSTARD AND LINOLA IN 2 CONTRASTING ENVIRONMENTS .2. BREAK-CROP AND NITROGEN EFFECTS ON SUBSEQUENT WHEAT CROPS
Authors: KIRKEGAARD JA HOCKING PJ ANGUS JF HOWE GN GARDNER PA
Citation: Ja. Kirkegaard et al., COMPARISON OF CANOLA, INDIAN-MUSTARD AND LINOLA IN 2 CONTRASTING ENVIRONMENTS .2. BREAK-CROP AND NITROGEN EFFECTS ON SUBSEQUENT WHEAT CROPS, Field crops research, 52(1-2), 1997, pp. 179-191
COMPARISON OF CANOLA, INDIAN MUSTARD AND LINOLA IN 2 CONTRASTING ENVIRONMENTS .1. EFFECTS OF NITROGEN-FERTILIZER ON DRY-MATTER PRODUCTION, SEED YIELD AND SEED QUALITY
Authors: HOCKING PJ KIRKEGAARD JA ANGUS JF GIBSON AH KOETZ EA
Citation: Pj. Hocking et al., COMPARISON OF CANOLA, INDIAN MUSTARD AND LINOLA IN 2 CONTRASTING ENVIRONMENTS .1. EFFECTS OF NITROGEN-FERTILIZER ON DRY-MATTER PRODUCTION, SEED YIELD AND SEED QUALITY, Field crops research, 49(2-3), 1997, pp. 107-125
AN INTEGRATED MODEL FOR GROWTH AND NUTRITIONAL-VALUE OF TIMOTHY
Authors: GUSTAVSSON AM ANGUS JF TORSSELL BWR
Citation: Am. Gustavsson et al., AN INTEGRATED MODEL FOR GROWTH AND NUTRITIONAL-VALUE OF TIMOTHY, Agricultural systems, 47(1), 1995, pp. 73-92
RATE OF SOIL ACIDIFICATION UNDER WHEAT IN A SEMIARID ENVIRONMENT
Authors: POSS R SMITH CJ DUNIN FX ANGUS JF
Citation: R. Poss et al., RATE OF SOIL ACIDIFICATION UNDER WHEAT IN A SEMIARID ENVIRONMENT, Plant and soil, 177(1), 1995, pp. 85-100
REDUCED GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT WITH CONSERVATION CROPPING .2. SOILBIOLOGICAL FACTORS LIMIT GROWTH UNDER DIRECT DRILLING
Authors: KIRKEGAARD JA MUNNS R JAMES RA GARDNER PA ANGUS JF
Citation: Ja. Kirkegaard et al., REDUCED GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT WITH CONSERVATION CROPPING .2. SOILBIOLOGICAL FACTORS LIMIT GROWTH UNDER DIRECT DRILLING, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 46(1), 1995, pp. 75-88
DEEP FLOODWATER PROTECTS HIGH-NITROGEN RICE CROPS FROM LOW-TEMPERATURE DAMAGE
Authors: WILLIAMS RL ANGUS JF
Citation: Rl. Williams et Jf. Angus, DEEP FLOODWATER PROTECTS HIGH-NITROGEN RICE CROPS FROM LOW-TEMPERATURE DAMAGE, Australian journal of experimental agriculture, 34(7), 1994, pp. 927-932
A PRELIMINARY-STUDY TO PREDICT NET NITROGEN MINERALIZATION IN A FLOODED RICE SOIL USING ANAEROBIC INCUBATION
Authors: ANGUS JF OHNISHI M HORIE T WILLIAMS RL
Citation: Jf. Angus et al., A PRELIMINARY-STUDY TO PREDICT NET NITROGEN MINERALIZATION IN A FLOODED RICE SOIL USING ANAEROBIC INCUBATION, Australian journal of experimental agriculture, 34(7), 1994, pp. 995-999
BIOFUMIGATION - ISOTHIOCYANATES RELEASED FROM BRASSICA ROOTS INHIBIT GROWTH OF THE TAKE-ALL FUNGUS
Authors: ANGUS JF GARDNER PA KIRKEGAARD JA DESMARCHELIER JM
Citation: Jf. Angus et al., BIOFUMIGATION - ISOTHIOCYANATES RELEASED FROM BRASSICA ROOTS INHIBIT GROWTH OF THE TAKE-ALL FUNGUS, Plant and soil, 162(1), 1994, pp. 107-112
CHANGES IN MICROBIAL BIOMASS AND ORGANIC-MATTER LEVELS DURING THE 1STYEAR OF MODIFIED TILLAGE AND STUBBLE MANAGEMENT-PRACTICES ON A RED EARTH
Authors: GUPTA VVSR ROPER MM KIRKEGAARD JA ANGUS JF
Citation: Vvsr. Gupta et al., CHANGES IN MICROBIAL BIOMASS AND ORGANIC-MATTER LEVELS DURING THE 1STYEAR OF MODIFIED TILLAGE AND STUBBLE MANAGEMENT-PRACTICES ON A RED EARTH, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 32(6), 1994, pp. 1339-1354
REDUCED GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT WITH CONSERVATION CROPPING .1. FIELD STUDIES IN THE 1ST YEAR OF THE CROPPING PHASE
Authors: KIRKEGAARD JA ANGUS JF GARDNER PA MULLER W
Citation: Ja. Kirkegaard et al., REDUCED GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT WITH CONSERVATION CROPPING .1. FIELD STUDIES IN THE 1ST YEAR OF THE CROPPING PHASE, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 45(3), 1994, pp. 511-528
EFFECT OF BRASSICA BREAK CROPS ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT
Authors: KIRKEGAARD JA GARDNER PA ANGUS JF KOETZ E
Citation: Ja. Kirkegaard et al., EFFECT OF BRASSICA BREAK CROPS ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 45(3), 1994, pp. 529-545
MODELING NUTRIENT RESPONSES IN THE FIELD
Authors: ANGUS JF BOWDEN JW KEATING BA
Citation: Jf. Angus et al., MODELING NUTRIENT RESPONSES IN THE FIELD, Plant and soil, 156, 1993, pp. 57-66
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